Castle Combe – Cotswolds and the UK’s Most Stunning Village
Deep in the Cotswolds in the UK lies Castle Combe. In what is one of the most beautiful parts of the UK it takes a lot to stand out from the crowd. Castle Combe does that and more. It’s as if the pieces just fell into place perfectly when building the village. To call it […]
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2019: A Year in Photos
2019 was one of my most prolific years of travel yet, visiting eight countries over the course of the year. With the year drawing to a close it’s a good time to share a review of the year that was 2019. This is 2019 in photos; the ones that defined the year for me. I […]
2018: A Year in Photos
2018 has been a whirlwind year for me. Between finally deciding to commit to the project that is Carpediemeire and all of the trials and travels that come with it, it’s been a journey that’s sure. I’ve made mistakes along the way and I’ll be the first to admit that I really didn’t have a […]
A Day in Bath
It was our third and final day staying in the Somerset region of the UK. Today we would visit Castle Combe a traditional Cotswold village and the UNESCO heritage site, the city of Bath. A day in Bath gives the perfect opportunity to see the city’s best sights. After our continental breakfast we checked out […]
Street Art, Safari, and Standing Stones – From Bristol to Wiltshire.
This was day 2 of a trip to Somerset with Beata and Nina. The city of Bristol, the Safari Park of Longleat and Stonehenge were on our target list for this day.
A Visit to the Wonderful Wells and Cheddar
The first day of a trip exploring the Somerset and Bath region of the UK.
Treasures of the British Museum, London
The British Museum is the world’s first purpose built museum. Built in 1753, it originated from the collection of Hans Sloane. A vast quantity of artefacts await, sourced from all corners of the planet, and organised according to the great civilisations that ruled them. Several hours are needed to view it, and luckily being a […]
Making the Most of 2 days In London
42 km’s walking in 2 days added up to some very tired legs. But I realised my ambition to see some of the best sights of London. Westminster Cathedral